ChunkLoadError: Loading chunk 4940 failed.

Hi @avlcllc ,

I understand how frustrating it is when you’ve tried all the standard solutions and the issue still persists. Honestly, it’s odd that the problem shows up again even after overwriting with a working clone.

Just a quick explanation about this error: A ChunkLoadError typically occurs when your website is trying to load a piece of JavaScript code that’s been split into smaller “chunks” to improve performance. This technique is called ‘code splitting’ and it allows for quicker initial loading times by only loading the pieces of code needed for the particular action your site is trying to perform.

When you see a ChunkLoadError like the one on your site, it means the browser is trying to load one of these chunks, but for some reason, it can’t find or access the file. This could be due to a misconfiguration, a missed upload during an update, or perhaps a server restriction.

In short, ChunkLoadError you are seeing can sometimes be caused by server-side issues or conflicts at the WordPress installation level that aren’t present on your staging site.

Since you’ve already tried the common fixes, it may be worthwhile reaching out to your web host to ensure there’s no server caching or file permission issues that could be causing this problem. Additionally, re-uploading the WooCommerce plugin files directly via FTP could help if there’s a chance of file corruption.

If you keep running into walls, reach back out with your system status report with details of what fixes you have tried, so we can take a closer look at your setup. You can find it by going to WooCommerce → Status, selecting Get system report, and then Copy for Support.

Looking forward to getting this sorted out.